US EditionContinued Focus on Macro Fundamentals, Reforms to Enable Economy Maintain High Growth: RBI’s State of Economy Article
India's economy grew fastest in six quarters despite external pressures, supported by strong domestic demand, benign inflation, and foreign direct investment inflows, RBI said.
- The Reserve Bank of India in its December Bulletin said India is expected to stay on a high-growth trajectory despite rising global uncertainties.
- Earlier this month, the MPC's December 5 resolution revised growth forecasts, supported by benign inflation and financial conditions, as it stated, `The year 2025 brought about an unprecedented shift in global trade policies....... The Indian economy was not fully immune to the external sector headwinds... Continued focus on macroeconomic fundamentals and economic reforms should help unlock efficiencies and productivity gains to firmly keep the economy on the high-growth trajectory amidst a fast-changing global environment.`
- Data show the RBI sold $29.56 billion and bought $17.68 billion in October, with outstanding net forward sales rising to $63.6 billion from $59.4 billion at end-September.
- The flow picture shifted as Foreign Portfolio Investors turned negative in December, with net FPI outflows up to December 18 driven by equity, while the Indian rupee depreciated by 0.8%.
- Amid heightened global uncertainties, the move toward bilateral renegotiations is still unfolding, it stated, and `The year 2025 brought about an unprecedented shift in global trade policies....... The Indian economy was not fully immune to the external sector headwinds... Continued focus on macroeconomic fundamentals and economic reforms should help unlock efficiencies and productivity gains to firmly keep the economy on the high-growth trajectory amidst a fast-changing global environment`.
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A sustained focus on strengthening macroeconomic fundamentals and economic reforms will enhance efficiency and productivity, and help the domestic economy maintain high growth momentum amid rapidly changing global scenarios, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said in an article on Monday. “Continued focus on macroeconomic fundamentals and economic reforms should help unlock efficiencies and productivity […]
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India's economy is set for strong growth. The Reserve Bank of India predicts 7.3% GDP expansion for FY 2025-26. This is driven by robust domestic demand and easing inflation. Reforms and strong fundamentals are key to navigating global challenges. Private consumption and investment are boosting growth. Net exports remain a challenge due to trade tariffs.
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India’s economy is likely to remain on a strong growth path despite mounting global uncertainties, supported by steady macroeconomic management and ongoing structural reforms, according to a report released by the Reserve Bank of India.
Resilience In Economy Due To Coordinated Fiscal, Monetary Polices: RBI Bulletin
Coordinated fiscal, monetary and regulatory policies have helped build resilience in the economy, which is not fully immune to the external sector headwinds, said a Reserve Bank bulletin released on Monday. Continued focus on macroeconomic fundamentals and economic reforms should help unlock efficiencies and productivity gains to firmly keep the economy on the high-growth trajectory amidst a fast-changing global environment, said an article publ…
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